When a user who was signed in via the Azure Account extension updates the Azure Resources extension with the new authentication system, the Azure view will show them as signed out. Also note the status bar will show them as signed in since that's contributed by the Azure Account extension.
Problems
We are leaving users totally in the dark as to why they've been signed out. Also, other UX changes like how to sign out will change but users won't know that.
Azure Account status bar is now really confusing for users.
Solutions
I'm thinking we can add a tree item for a few months that links to an issue on GH that explains the changes. I'd rather not try and detect if the user was actually signed out, and just always show the tree item. Otherwise we'd have to hook into the AA API and check if they are signed in...
For the Azure Account status bar, we could hide it if we detect the new version of RGs is installed. However, that could impact the experience for users who use both one of our extensions and a partner extension that still uses the Azure Account extension.
When a user who was signed in via the Azure Account extension updates the Azure Resources extension with the new authentication system, the Azure view will show them as signed out. Also note the status bar will show them as signed in since that's contributed by the Azure Account extension.
Problems
Solutions